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Israel says it's facing a new COVID-19 outbreak fueled by the Delta variant, despite having the world's most vaccinated population

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Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett. Yonatan Sindel/Pool via AP
  • Israel is worried about the Delta coronavirus variant despite its widespread vaccinations.
  • Its leader described a recent surge as a "new outbreak" and announced new preventive measures.
  • About 70% of new infections were the Delta variant, the Israeli Health Ministry's director said.
  • See more stories on Insider's business page.
Israel says it is battling a new outbreak of COVID-19 that struck despite its success vaccinating its population.

Prime Minister Naftali Bennett on Tuesday described a recent surge in infections as a "new outbreak" in the country.

And the director of the Israeli Health Ministry said about 70% of new infections were the Delta variant.

Israel on Wednesday expanded powers meant to control the surge.

It said health officials could quarantine anyone who had been exposed to the variant, even if they had been vaccinated or previously infected, Reuters reported.

Israel has the world's highest share of its population fully vaccinated, according to Our World in Data.

Its vaccination success means virtually all coronavirus-related restrictions have been removed, apart from requiring some people to quarantine and insisting on measures for international travelers.

The Israeli news outlet Haaretz reported that the 125 new cases the country recorded Monday were the highest daily count in two months.

The Delta variant now makes up most new cases identified in the UK and is making up an increasing proportion of US cases.

Read the original article on Business Insider

 
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Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett. Yonatan Sindel/Pool via AP
  • Israel is worried about the Delta coronavirus variant despite its widespread vaccinations.
  • Its leader described a recent surge as a "new outbreak" and announced new preventive measures.
  • About 70% of new infections were the Delta variant, the Israeli Health Ministry's director said.
  • See more stories on Insider's business page.
Israel says it is battling a new outbreak of COVID-19 that struck despite its success vaccinating its population.

Prime Minister Naftali Bennett on Tuesday described a recent surge in infections as a "new outbreak" in the country.

And the director of the Israeli Health Ministry said about 70% of new infections were the Delta variant.

Israel on Wednesday expanded powers meant to control the surge.

It said health officials could quarantine anyone who had been exposed to the variant, even if they had been vaccinated or previously infected, Reuters reported.

Israel has the world's highest share of its population fully vaccinated, according to Our World in Data.

Its vaccination success means virtually all coronavirus-related restrictions have been removed, apart from requiring some people to quarantine and insisting on measures for international travelers.

The Israeli news outlet Haaretz reported that the 125 new cases the country recorded Monday were the highest daily count in two months.

The Delta variant now makes up most new cases identified in the UK and is making up an increasing proportion of US cases.

Read the original article on Business Insider

Indian Variant you mean
 
Delta variant only attacks countries responsible for human misery, it seems
 
Isn't Pfizer claim to be the magic formula by west and say to protect Delta variant?

What happened to Israel?
 
Isn't Pfizer claim to be the magic formula by west and say to protect Delta variant?

What happened to Israel?


No big deal. It is only 1-200 cases a day in a population of nearly 10 million. Worry when it reaches many thousands a day.

Pfizer double-dose reduces transmission but does not completely eliminate it and a significant minority of the population has not had a single dose yet.
 
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No big deal. It is only 1-200 cases a day in a population of nearly 10 million. Worry when it reaches many thousands a day.

Pfizer double-dose reduces transmission but does not completely eliminate it and a singnificant minority of the population has not had a single dose yet.
I think that is not what claimed by many western media. The American media claim their pfizer are magical formula which can prevent covid-19 and this incident precisely give them a slap when they are hardworking bad mouth China vaccine.
 
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